Making Moves — April 2026

The Guam Association of Realtors has announced its 2026 officers.

They are Clare Delgado, principal broker, Home Ventures Realty, president; Christopher Bawar, associate broker, Platinum Properties Guam, president elect; Loisa M. Cabuhat, principal broker, Dream Realty Guam, immediate past president; Karen Pan, principal broker, Ideal Realty Guam, treasurer; and Dominique Felix, vice president and associate broker-in-charge, Century 21 Realty Management Co., treasurer-elect.

Also announced were the state directors, who are Nenita Muna, broker, Whitehouse Realty; Lolita Camit, associate broker, Hafa Adai Realty; Elizabeth Pier, associate broker, Hafa Adai Realty; Suzanne Naputi, realtor, Today’s Realty; Francis Guerrero, realtor, RE/MAX Diamond Realty; Marilou Lacson, real estate agent, Coral Sea Real Estate; and Anthony Godwin, president and principal broker, Today’s Realty.

The National Association of Realtors directors announced are Elizabeth Duenas, associate broker, RE/MAX Diamond Realty; and Ryan J. De Guzman, principal broker, Century 21 Rock Realty.

Sheri Fejeran was announced as executive officer.

SKAL International Guam has announced its 2026 board members.

They are Ernie Galito, business development & sustainability director, Atkins Kroll Inc., president; Lee Webber, president, Micronesian Divers Association, vice president; Kishore Sathar, general manager, Dusit Beach Resort, secretary; Jerold Filush, CPA (retired) treasurer; Carol Cruz, assistant professor, Guam Community College, director, marketing/projects; and James S. Herbert III, general manager, Triple J Five Star Wholesale Foods Inc., member at large.

The Guam Museum Foundation Inc. has announced its 2026 officers and board members.

They are David B. Tydingco, president of Valley of the Latte, chairman; Francis Guerrero, realtor, RE/MAX Diamond Realty, vice chairman; and Delisa Kloppenburg, treasurer.

Board members are Elizabeth Gayle, civil engineer, Belt Collins; Genevieve Leon Guerrero, assistant professor for Advanced Education & Research Services at the University of Guam School of Education; Dr. John A. Fergurgur, and Rodney J. Jacob, partner, partner at Calvo Jacob & Pangelinan.

The foundation also announced the appointment of Joann Gogo-Semana as executive director.

Victims Advocates Reaching Out has announced its incoming 2026 board of directors.

They are Trina San Agustin, program coordinator for communications and promotions at Guam Community College, president; Tina Esteves, marketing manager, Triple J Enterprises Inc., vice president; Jonathan Mendiola, long time VARO member, treasurer; Mayor Louise Rivera of Tamuning, public information officer; Verna Zafra-Kasala, volunteer support chairperson; and Brianna Duenas, training chairperson.

The newly elected board members will serve alongside current sitting board members, Judith Won Pat, superintendent, Guam Department of Education, secretary; Ulysses S. Story, fundraising chairperson; and Delbert Calvo, member at large.

Guam Regional Medical City has announced Dr. Sue Xue Ming as visiting pediatric neurology specialist, providing both adult neurology and neurologic pediatric care.

Ming spent several years at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, where she was most recently a neurologist.

She holds a bachelors of medicine and a bachelor’s of surgery from the Shanghai Medical College of Fudan University and completed those studies in 1984. Ming completed her pediatrics residency program at the SUNY Upstate Medical Center and her neurology residency program at the John Hopkins University School of Medicine. Ming also holds a doctorate of philosophy in pharmacology and toxicology from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey-New Jersey Medical School.

Kenneth Quintanilla has been appointed executive director of the Guam Chapter of the American Red Cross.

He previously was assistant vice president and community relations manager for the Bank of Guam and formerly was a program coordinator at the Guam State Clearing House.

Quintanilla also worked as an election clerk at the Guam Election Commission.

He began his career in media as a reporter for Glimpses Media and KUAM.

Quintanilla holds a 2008 bachelor’s in communication from the University of Guam.

Amanda H. Gima, financial advisor with Raymond James & Associates Asia Pacific Group, has earned the Certified Investment Management Analyst designation, awarded by the Investment & Wealth Institute.

Gima also holds multiple advanced industry designations. She holds a 2008 bachelor’s from New York University and has been with Raymond James & Associates since 2020.

Tricia Chandler has been named the first Certified Patient Experience Professional in Guam and the Micronesian Region by the Beryl Institute.

As patient experience manager at the Guam Regional Medical City, Tricia leads Patient Experience, Customer Relations, and Patient Transport teams. She has been with GRMC since 2017.

Pacific Federal Management has earned a National Health and Safety Excellence Award from Associated Builders and Contractors, which was presented at the 36th annual Excellence in Construction Awards during the ABC Convention 2026 in Salt Lake City.

The award was presented to only 59 contractors nationwide, and it was accepted by Brenda May Dayson, safety supervisor at PFM.



Contractors were judged on self-evaluation scores, lost workday case rates, total recordable incident rates, leading indicator use, process and program innovations and interviews conducted by members of ABC’s National Health and Safety Committee.

Trina Pacheco Duenas has been appointed deputy chief, and U.S. Probation and Pretrial Services officer for the Districts of Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands. mbj